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by hypfer 10d ago
> Outside of a few vocal people trying to enforce the status hierarchy, most people don’t care who releases their jailbreak or PS5 exploit. They just want it. Whoever gets it to them first becomes the new king. "Commodification&quot
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by hypfer 10d ago
> Hobby groups projects like this are less fun for a lot of people who used to enjoy interacting with smart people It is insane just how miserable the experience of FOSS hardware hacking in public is. The expectation does not even the sl
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by hypfer 11d ago
Yes, please stop trying to drag the conversation back into default "AI good/AI bad" scripts. It was not about that. Thank you.
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by hypfer 11d ago
Yes, exactly. Let me try another analogy: AI-related comment sections are like a watering hole for both get-rich-quick grifters, but also bad people wanting to hurt others. The technology is so disruptive that there are all sorts of opportu
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by hypfer 11d ago
I think understand the purpose of this comment. I think you're sensing friction and you'd like to reduce that by explaining for the other guy. Which is a common social script, but one that is being exploited here I'd say. But
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by hypfer 11d ago
What are you replying to? Evidently not the content of my comment. Where in the comment tree is this supposed to sit?
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by hypfer 11d ago
My (arguably not very directly communicated, true) actual point is that "weird" is a term that is not really suited for tool choices like this. "Weird" is a social concept. It's an artifact that has its roots in soc
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by hypfer 11d ago
> Now it's weird if an agent isn't writing 99% of your code. It is? Are you sure that this is a representative reading that applies to more than just a tiny bubble?
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by hypfer 12d ago
While this can work, especially for disposable code, doing this for non-disposable code is going to set you up for a very very _very_ rough awakening, the moment the models fail or your access to them fails. Make sure to regularly validate
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by hypfer 12d ago
> Every LLM has a persona. My opinion is that Claude’s training guardrails are constructed in a way it truly believes Humans are stupid. It always wants to play the contrarian: the Human is wrong, they don’t know what they’re doing, I mu
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by hypfer 12d ago
I've learned something today. Thank you for that :)
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by hypfer 12d ago
> he seems to be outrightly defying a decision of his own board in a brazen power play. There are a lot of people in this comment section repeating this as if it was an act of heresy, but I kinda do not see why one would do that? I'
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by hypfer 12d ago
Thanks! I see what you mean with "unwise", though, I would not say that it would validate the bad faith attacks I'm seeing. After all, all he did there is show his hand, which (possibly) hurt him in court. I suppose the takea
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by hypfer 12d ago
Do you still happen to have any links there? Or pointers of phrases or similar. This would check out indeed for me, as it would invoke the same responses as an astroturfing campaign in normal people, as the whole "social cohesion"
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by hypfer 12d ago
I wouldn't rule out that it might also be that, though, this too sounds like "he's mentally ill" but phrased differently. I honestly do not see what you're saying there, but I also have no people in my life that wou
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by hypfer 12d ago
Oh that I find believable. Very much so
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by hypfer 12d ago
Oh damn a wikipedia link drop. That's a good one. We're going to gloss over that I didn't say that, aren't we?
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by hypfer 12d ago
> People value stability from infrastructure providers Yeah that mechanism I understand, and I do understand that this would lead to exactly this kind of politics. But.. that still means that it leads to this kind of politics, which was
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by hypfer 12d ago
Uh you've just now said the same in slightly different words, then closed with "you're wrong" spoken through a corporate filter. Which.. kinda doesn't really convince me. But anyway > He's clinging to what h
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by hypfer 12d ago
From an outsiders perspective, Matt's claims of comment sections like this one being heavily astroturfed do sound somewhat credible. Every single one of them I saw so far has the same bad faith attacks, claiming that that guy's me
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by hypfer 13d ago
YouTube channel Regular Car Reviews also predicted this ca 3 months ago. So now it's here. Or.. there? How's the situation in the EU?
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by hypfer 13d ago
I mean his post boils down to "Get on the bandwagon because you might otherwise miss out. All the cool kids do AI now." There are valid concerns there (and you should probably be playing around with LLMs), but he voiced none of th
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by hypfer 13d ago
> We should be glad that China is currently massively bailing out the world. If it were not for Chinese labs distilling American models, we would be in a pretty awful situation right now, particularly as Europeans. The open weight models
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by hypfer 14d ago
I'm inclined to believe that it might be that people's paychecks depend on not understanding what is really going on.
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by hypfer 14d ago
Dude this site is so funny at times. Incredible. Yes, why would you ever address someone with something that is not in their best interest. Especially people that have power. I agree. We should never do that and let them just live in peace
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by hypfer 14d ago
I would expect that there could be some reputational damage coming from a written confession to fraud. "This company is known for this kind of fraud" even though it isn't. But the paper says it is.
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by hypfer 14d ago
Why would you ever ever ever on record "take full responsibility" for something you did not actually do? If a person does that, then that's dumb. But a company? Don't you have like a legal department or similar telling y
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by hypfer 15d ago
Given that LLMs are currently the frontier of innovation in our industry, it does make sense to me that most stuff that happens and gets talked about would be somehow connected to it. There's a lot of focus on in. People are trying it
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by hypfer 15d ago
This was true before the Internet was overrun with bots. "Folks" doesn't mean what it did mean years ago.
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by hypfer 16d ago
I feel like this post could've been either shorter or better structured. It explores a bunch of interesting ideas, but the way they're mushed together makes it taste a bit bland. I still don't really understand what exactly i

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